The light: An educational pageant: Play Guide and Free Edition
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The light: An educational pageant is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Bryce, Catherine T. (Catherine Turner) (1871–1951).
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"The Light: An Educational Pageant" by Catherine T. Bryce is a theatrical work written in the early 20th century. This educational play, designed for presentation at the National Education Association convention in 1920, explores themes related to the importance of education, democracy, and societal values. Through a series of dramatized glimmers, Bryce examines various aspects of education and its impact on society, utilizing allegorical characters such as Education and Any City to communicate her message. The narrative unfolds in a series of scenes that depict the evolution of education and its critical role in fostering democratic principles. The characters journey through experiences ranging from the nuances of personal experience and tradition to the transformative power of invention and discipline. Bryce argues that proper education is vital for the future of democracy, illustrating the contrast between effective educational methods and detrimental practices within the schooling system. The play culminates in a hopeful vision, promoting the idea that an educated populace is essential for maintaining the ideals of freedom and equality in a democratic society. Through her compelling portrayal of educational themes, Bryce aims to inspire audiences to prioritize education for all.
Book and edition facts
- Title: The light: An educational pageant
- Author credits: Bryce, Catherine T. (Catherine Turner) (1871–1951)
- Catalogue language: English
Catalogue subjects
- Pageants
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- Category: Plays/Films/Dramas
- Category: Teaching & Education
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